Fur Boots!

These fur boots are not meant for walking, but rather for sitting pretty by the window while you watch
the snow fall -- or at least, this is how I picture it. I imagine you sitting by the window with your favorite
book or your new iPad (hopefully reading this blog post). I picture your mom, daughter or granddaughter
opening a Christmas present with a beautiful pair of these fur boots in it. With a big smile on her face,
she puts them on, a perfect Christmas.

Fur boots like these are perfect for keeping your feet warm and your carpets clean. They are knee high to
cover more of your leg so you can wear leggings or just a short dress and still keep you warm around the
house.

For this project, I am using grommets to lace the boots.

I will be recycling an old ugly sweater I haven't touched for years, I recently found it in the back of my
closet. We all have one lying around, so don't be afraid to put it to better use.

I will also be using the leftover faux fur I got from making the scarf with the pompoms last winter and the
faux fur mini tote bag.

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Materials
 Faux Fur

 An old sweater

 4 yards of 3/8" cotton rope

 24 Grommets3/8" in diameter

 Embroidered patches

Tools
 Kam Tool

 Sharp pointy scissors (preferable), craft knife or blade (Optional)

 Jersey Needle #14

 Walking Foot (Optional)

 Hole Puncher

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 Fur Boots
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Cut Two on fur, interfacing and lining
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